Sentence examples for bipartisan help from inspiring English sources

And they were decisively put to rest by a bipartisan committee (doesn't the sacred word "bipartisan" help?) assembled by a Republican president -- in 1958.

Most importantly, bipartisan votes help solidify the impact of the result, making it significantly immune to attack by supporters of the minority (e.g., Republican attacks on the Affordable Care Act).

The amendment, which passed Wednesday with broad bipartisan support, helped bring along more than a dozen reluctant Republicans.

The announcer in one of the Romney campaign's TV ads focusing on welfare  tells viewers: In 1996, President Clinton and a bipartisan Congress helped end welfare as we know it by requiring work for welfare.

"In 1996, President Clinton and a bipartisan Congress helped end welfare as we know it," the ad's voiceover says.

Back when Congress was functioning better, there was strong bipartisan support to help them become legal through the Dream Act.

I hope this decision will open the door to an honest and bipartisan effort to help our schools".

Lugar had co-written a famous bipartisan law to help former Soviet Union countries deactivate their nuclear weapons, and he had a reputation for being above the fray.

President Obama has called on the Republicans to join a bipartisan commission to help make those tough decisions, but they have been resistant to the proposal.

In his opening statement, Mr. Royce pledged to work with the State Department in a bipartisan way and help provide appropriate resources for security for diplomats.

"She has given credit to the House members for working together in a bipartisan way to help American consumers," Ms. Vallese said.